Short-Term Success Only: Without sustainability, markets may thrive initially but fail to contribute to long-term economic recovery.

Vendor Attrition: Lack of support can lead to high turnover and attrition among vendors.

Environmental Degradation: Unsustainable market practices can contribute to environmental issues.

Stagnation of Economic Growth: Markets that do not grow or adapt can become stagnant, limiting their economic impact.

Sustainable Business Models: Developing business models that ensure the long-term sustainability of marketplaces.

Growth and Scalability: Enabling marketplaces to grow and adapt to changing community needs and economic conditions.

Support Systems: Establishing support systems for vendors, including financial services, training, and marketing assistance.

Environmental Sustainability: Incorporating environmentally sustainable practices in market operations.

Long-Term Economic Contribution: Sustainable marketplaces contribute to the economy over the long term.

Vendor Stability and Growth: Support systems help vendors grow and stabilize their businesses.

Environmental Protection: Eco-friendly practices in market operations support broader environmental health.

Adaptability to Market Changes: Scalable and adaptable markets can respond effectively to economic changes and community needs.

Sustainability Indicators: Measuring indicators of economic and environmental sustainability within the marketplaces.

Vendor Success and Retention Rates: Tracking the success and retention of vendors within the markets.

Market Expansion and Diversification: Assessing the growth, expansion, and diversification of products and services in the markets.

Feedback on Support Systems: Gathering vendor and customer feedback on the effectiveness of support systems and market operations.